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Education is an essential activity. Ignoring schooling will have long-term implications
Various states have attempted to reopen schools, with limited successes due to the resurgence of the virus. Barring some attempts, such as conduct of entrance tests and optional attendance by some pupils, schools have remained out of reach for most. Updated: December 18, 2020 8:47:37 am
A school employee sanitises desks amid the Covid-19 pandemic. (Express Photo/File)
It was very nice to read reports about some states reopening schools, and some others planning to do so. Over the last several months, during the various ups and downs, lockdowns and unlocks, start-stop activities in both business and social spheres, one (near) constant feature has been the closure of schools. It is the easiest thing to do because the consequences are not immediately obvious. During the pandemic, they were the first to close nationwide and would probably be the last to open.
In his memoir of the 2008 financial crisis, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner wrote that such crises are like “earthquakes” they “cannot be reliably predicted, so they cannot be reliably prevented.” Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke ’75 seemed to share that view when he said in a May 2016 talk that the Great Recession was triggered by “a twenty-first-century electronic panic by institutions…an old-fashioned run [on the banks] in new clothes.” And former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson, M.B.A. ’70, said in a 2018 symposium at the Brookings Institution that such crises are “unpredictable in terms of cause, timing, or the severity when they hit.” But what if all these policymakers are wrong?
Harvard economist Andrei Shleifer joins SKEMA as a visiting professor
One of the world s leading economists, this eminent professor will conduct post- COVID-19 research on finance and growth at SKEMA Business School for the 2020-2021 academic year.
SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS, France, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Andrei Shleifer is among the world s most highly cited economists for his research work. He has taken a year leave from the Harvard campus, where he has been teaching since 1991, to join SKEMA as a visiting professor.
Alice Guilhon, SKEMA s dean, is delighted with his arrival: Andrei is recognised as one of the world s leading economists. He can make a significant contribution to SKEMA s research, particularly in the crucial area of French and European post-COVID-19 financial and economic recovery.
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